Sentence examples for choices would allow from inspiring English sources

Mr. Potter said those choices would allow Webcasters to save money by picking the method that works best for them.

In back-channel conversations with senators and among senior party officials, Republicans are arguing that denying a hearing to Obama's choice would allow them to better make the case that voters should have a say in the next Supreme Court justice — not members of the Senate and a lame-duck president.

The RMPA handover initiation strategy could be a network-initiated handover: this design choice would allow a railway operator to control the target network selected by the mobile node.

Knowing there is no right or wrong choice would allow a wave a relief and acceptance to wash over us.

Active mate choice would allow individuals to encounter a more adaptive mate faster than a passive process.

At the time CAMS was developed, there were realistically three design choices that would allow for a comparison of the two monotherapies and their combination.

At the same time, Trump is seeking to shift a historic amount of money — $1.4 billion — into charter schools, private-school vouchers and Title I "portability," a controversial form of choice that would allow $1 billion in federal funds to follow poor children to the public school of their choice.

Heathrow said it was the only choice that would "allow British exporters to trade with all the growing markets of the world".

Any sensible choice plan would allow parents to make intelligent decisions about what schools their children should attend and provide transportation to get them there.

But this system would not only give people more choice, it would allow candidates like the Green Party's Jill Stein to compete better on a national stage, and it would allow voters to pick their preferred candidate in good conscience, rather than be forced to vote along party lines for someone who someone doesn't necessarily represent their views.

There is something that has been out there for a while, which the soon-to-be acting secretary has spoken about, which is called the binary choice, which would allow parents to choose to be separated from their child or be in detention with their child.